New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Croatia - Total Croatia
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The remains of a 130-million-year-old, previously unknown dinosaur species have been unearthed from the sea off the western coast of the Istrian peninsula. The Croatian site is unique in the world, as it is the first time that the bones of ancient reptiles have been unearthed directly on the seabed.
Paleontologists have discovered the remains of a dinosaur, approximately 130 million years old, near Bale in Istria, Croatia, which they believe belongs to a previously unknown species. According to scientists, this is the first underwater dinosaur bone find in the world.
In Croatia, the bottom of the Adriatic Sea found the world's first underwater location of the bones of an unknown species of large herbal dinosaur, estimated at 130 million years of age. The remains are found at depths ranging from 1.5 to 6 metres in the area of Balé in Istria. The international paleontologist group extracts fragments of the cervical spine, the cranial bone and ribs, transmits TASS with reference to the Croatian TV channel HRT. …
ZAGREB – U istarskom podmorju kod Bala pronađene su kosti velikih biljojednih dinosaura stare oko 130 milijuna godina, koje bi mogle pripadati dosad nepoznatoj vrsti, a ove je godine počelo vađenje najugroženijih ostataka, rekao je Hini jedan od […] Objava U Istri pronađene kosti dinosaura ispod morske površine, iskapanje je u tijeku pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
THE world's first underwater dinosaur bone site has been discovered near Bale in Istria. The 130-million-year-old remains belong to a previously unknown species of large, herbivorous dinosaur.
A world sensation in Croatia, a previously unknown dinosaur species was found on the seabed - the remains are 130 million years old.
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